Hi,
I have just realised that the "assets over time" report is not taking into
account 2 things:
- Unrealised stock gains. I have some stocks that have changed value. In
the list of stocks I can see the updated amount, as per the prices set in
the price editor. However, in the report I o
I'm guessing you mean the Assets Bar Chart?
Try the setting Options -> General -> Price Source, set it to "Nearest in
Time"
On 23 May 2017 at 02:41, Jose Gómez wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have just realised that the "assets over time" report is not taking into
> account 2 things:
>
>- Unrealised sto
On occasion I'll split an expense for a vendor (e.g., a supermarket) into
two or more accounts (e.g., groceries and household goods). The next time I
purchase something from that same vendor the transfer column displays '--
split transaction --' and I cannot change that to a single expense accou
On 23 May 2017 at 15:43, Rich Shepard wrote:
> On occasion I'll split an expense for a vendor (e.g., a supermarket) into
> two or more accounts (e.g., groceries and household goods). The next time I
> purchase something from that same vendor the transfer column displays '--
> split transaction -
On Tue, 23 May 2017, Colin Law wrote:
Right Click > Remove Other Splits
Colin,
Well, that is obvious once I see the menu. It never occurred to me to
click the right button on the trackball.
Thanks for providing the solution,
Rich
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Hi,
doncram writes:
> Just to confirm clearly to Pete. What i did, which was to "edit the
> invoice to show 20.00 for Consulting revenue with Taxable set and with Tax
> included set to NO, and set Tax table = Consulting Sales Tax", and then
Are you sure you set Tax Included to "NO"? With that
This took me a while to find because some invoices were being cut off on the
right side and others were not. Turns out I had enlarged the window for
GnuCash (running 2.6.15). If I shrink the window down a bit, the PDF of an
exported invoice comes out normal. If I get the window too large, the
invoi
On 23 May 2017 at 17:04, Rich Shepard wrote:
> On Tue, 23 May 2017, Colin Law wrote:
>
>> Right Click > Remove Other Splits
>
>
> Colin,
>
> What I discovered is that while other splits are removed, the transfer
> column still displays 'split transaction.' Deleting and re-entering the
> transact
On Tue, 23 May 2017, Colin Law wrote:
Did you realise you sent this just to me and not to the list?
By design.
Not for me it doesn't (still display split transaction) (version
2.6.15). What do you see if you click on the Split toolbar button
after removing the splits?
Don't know as I
Yes, I meant the the Assets Bar Chart, thanks.
Changing the setting as you suggested has fixed the issue. Now stocks show
the same amount as in the list of accounts. Thanks! :)
I don't understand is why the Assets bar chart report has by default the
weighted average option selected, whereas the A
Just guessing, but I’d have to bet that is related to letting the HTML renderer
handle invoice display and print.
The behaviour might even be different if you export the invoice (as HTML) and
bring it up in various browsers - printing from there. But that’s pure
speculation.
R. Victor Klassen
> On May 23, 2017, at 10:42 AM, Derek Atkins wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> doncram writes:
>
>> Just to confirm clearly to Pete. What i did, which was to "edit the
>> invoice to show 20.00 for Consulting revenue with Taxable set and with Tax
>> included set to NO, and set Tax table = Consulting Sales T
> On May 23, 2017, at 3:19 PM, Jose Gómez wrote:
>
> Yes, I meant the the Assets Bar Chart, thanks.
>
> Changing the setting as you suggested has fixed the issue. Now stocks show
> the same amount as in the list of accounts. Thanks! :)
>
> I don't understand is why the Assets bar chart report
gnucash (1:2.6.16-1) is in experimental.
Is this good to try? I've been staying back on 2.6.14 because 2.6.15 does not
work on debian stretch.
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Right, i must have misspoken. Set Tax included to Yes so that it
understands tax is included in the $20. Thanks for noting that. Pete
replied by separate email that he will try all this later, after a few days
busy with something else. --Doncram
On Tue, May 23, 2017 at 5:36 PM, Adrien Monteleo
I am using Debian Jessie and the latest version I can find is 2.6.11. Is
there any way to use a newer version without rolling my own?
David C
On Tue, May 23, 2017 at 5:50 PM, John Griessen
wrote:
> gnucash (1:2.6.16-1) is in experimental.
>
> Is this good to try? I've been staying back on 2.6
> On May 23, 2017, at 9:50 PM, David Carlson
> wrote:
>
> I am using Debian Jessie and the latest version I can find is 2.6.11. Is
> there any way to use a newer version without rolling my own?
I use to build really easily on Ubuntu Lucid and Precise. I can’t imagine
Debian will terribly dif
Greetings - I am a new user, and I am trying out GnuCash on a rather odd
application - I manage a couple of employee water clubs at work (for
Sparkletts bottled water - since our employer won't spring for the water -
pardon the pun). I have it setup as a business type of accounting. I'm
trying th
My understanding is that Weighted Average is reasonable as a default for an
accounting program, where prices are determined by actual buys and sells.
"Nearest in time" is, as John Ralls has said, mainly for "entertainment
value" ... it is not accounting. On the other hand, most of my saved
reports
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